Child Abuse: Difficult Problem Does Happen Even Here
Lubbock welfare files document severe abuse cases including a girl burned with a cigarette, a 7 year old beaten until eyes swollen shut, and a brain damaged baby. The article outlines challenges in proving abuse, witness reluctance, and the registry with immunity laws aiding reporting and interagency cooperation.
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Lubbock Avalanche-Journal
Jerri Osborn
Avalanche-Journal
Lubbock
Conley
Darvey Lavender
Welfare Department
Lubbock Urban Renewal Agency Eyes Second Action Year
City commissioners anticipate a $5 million federal grant and begin the second year of the Neighborhood Development Program with contracts for engineering on water and sewer improvements and for economic surveys. The plan includes housing rehabilitation in Clayton Carter Addition and near McWheeler and Jackson Elementary, plus park and environmental projects and continued purchase or condemnation of parcels in Guadalupe and Memorial Center areas.
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Lubbock Urban Renewal Agency
City of Lubbock O
Relocation Counsultants
Enc
Sarer
NDP
Orville Alderson
Cas O
Jane
Alderson
Department of Housing and Urban Development
Clayton-Carter
Lubbock
McWheyter
Jackson
Guadalupe
Oor
Ciuadalupe
Avenue Q
Victoria Ybanes
Memorial Center Project
Urban Renewal Agency
Baltimore guards push for 50 year retirement rule
Warden Hiram Schoonfield tells the City Jail Board that guards should be allowed to retire at 50, matching police and firemen, arguing harassment and intimidation make it hard to serve until 60.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Hiram Schoonfield
Schoonfield
Pollution talk by Jack Yuanitsas draws 300 at Lubbock club
Beaumont speaker Jack Yuanitsas warned that modern society risks destroying its environment. He traced US history from Plymouth Rock to now and urged awakening to interdependence and oldtime values to survive. He criticized lethargy and urged a check up from the neck up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lubbock Knife and Fork Club
Jack Yuanitsas
Beaumont
Youthfil
United States
Plymouth
Rock
America the Beautiful
Beneficial Finance
Beneficial
Beneficial Income Tax Service
America
Eight Thousand Awarded in Lubbock Damage Suit
A jury granted $8,000 in total damages to Mr. and Mrs. Tommy Lewis Abercromb ie for a 39 4 foot front strip of Lots 1 and 2 Alicia Addition 208 and 210 Ave VI in a condemnation case. The original offer was $7,582. Judge Boedeker also set $100 bond for L C Curry for check law violation. In a separate case Judge Beyers fined Joe Lewis Tucker $100 and court costs for carrying a prohibited weapon and Tucker appealed.
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Lubbock
Edwin H. Reedeker
Tommy Lewis Abercrombie
Alicia
Ave
Boedeker
L. C. Curry
10Th St
Denzil Beyers
County Court - At - Law No. 2
Joe Lewis Tucker
KE. Broadway
Tucker
Lubbock Avalanche Journal订阅与邮资信息
Lubbock Avalanche Journal 刊发地在 Lubbock Texas，提供按月订阅选项包括晨刊 晚刊 周日刊等不同组合 及对应价格 文章列出邮寄及订阅价目表 包括不同期限与邮寄组合的费用 适用于本地读者。
Seven Years Lubbock Robber Sentenced In Court
John Lee Bolden, 21, of Lubbock, received seven years in prison after pleading guilty to the $125,000 House of Alexander jewelry robbery in April. Virgil Merriweather, 22, was given a 30 year term after trial. Jewelry was recovered. Bolden faces an additional attempted murder charge from a July shooting of Pearlie Mae Dean.
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Lubbock
William Shaver
John Lee Bolden
30Th St
Bolden
Virgil Lee Merriweather
House of Alexander
Broadway
Merriweather
Pearlie Mae Dean
29Th St
Bond
Stolen Bicycles Suspect Charged in Lubbock Case
A Lubbock man, Hugh Carlen, 35, was charged with receiving and concealing stolen bicycles and posted a $1,000 bond. Police seized 13 bicycles, 8 frames, 18 rims, 26 tires, 10 tubes, and two boxes of parts at his home, with one bike traced to Owen Hamilton of 4612 13th St. on January 2. Four others, including three juveniles, were detained but released without charges.
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Lubbock
Hugh Carlen
Carlen
Owen Hamilton
13Th St. Jan
Pair Arrested In Water Poisoning Plot In Chicago
Two college students, Steve Pera and Allen Schwander, were charged with conspiracy to commit murder in a Midwest water poisoning plot. Authorities said the aim was to create a master race through immunization and survival, but the scheme was uncovered before any action. Both defendants appeared in court with bonds set at 250000 each.
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Chicago, Ill
Cook County
Edward V. Hanrahan
Midwest
Hanrahan
Steve Pera
Evanston
Allen Schwander
Chicago
Schwander
North Side
Jack Schmetterer
Sulski
Pera
RISE
Illinois
Schmetterer
Chicago City College System
Birth announcements from West Texas area hospitals
Congratulations to numerous families on births in West Texas hospitals. Daughters and sons weighed from 6 pounds 6 ounces to 7 pounds 14 ounces with birth times from early morning to evening. Fathers include a farmer, a student, a mechanic, and a minister, with homes in Struve Sanchez Tobias Armstrong Cain Carr Yeary and Yeary families.
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Kerry Layne Struve
Itt
Dlereford
West Texas Hospital
Juan Sanchez
West Texas
Hunt Feed Co
Tilly Charles Cain
Mary's Hospital
Texas Tech
Kenneth Dwayne Carr
Auburn
St. Mary’s Hospital
Daniel Yeary
Win
Methodist Hospital
Pitter
Flist Baptist Church
Huben DeLeon
Topewvite
Othe
Texas Meat Packing Company
Death now ruled accidental in Livesay shooting case
Las Cruces police reclassified the 1971 death of ex federal convict Donald Lane Livesay as accidental self-inflicted gunshot. An associate described Livesay handling a handgun before it fired, and was said to have helped move the body from a car to avoid murder charges. No charges against the associate were filed.
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Las Cruces
N.M
APD
Donald Lane Livesay
Livesay
el Paso
Larvik Celebrates 300th Anniversary with King Olav
In Larvik Norway the city marked its 300th anniversary with King Olav in attendance. An inscription was unveiled in a rock wall beside a 300 year old mansion. Larvik’s famed native son is explorer Thor Heyerdahl.
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Larvik
Norway
Olav
Thor ‘Heyerdahl
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Purdom
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Veteran's Administration
David Gil
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Lavender
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Floyd Stumbo
Stumbo
Moore
City Urban Renewal Agency
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Feild Tay Oral
Robert J. Sulski
Fred ‘Tobias
St. Mary's Hospital
Plaing Pump Co
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Bt. Mary's Hospital
Don Crow Chevrolet
CALI
Bob Hassell
Hong Kong
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